OTAudioDeviceManager

Use the AudioDeviceManager to set a custom audio device to be used by the app. The audio device manages access to the audio capturing and rendering hardware.

You can only define a single audio capture source and rendering target for the entire process. You cannot set these individually for each publisher and subscriber. You can, however, set the audio bitrate for a published stream by setting the [OTPublisherKitSettings audioBitrate] property.

Methods

(static) setAudioDevice:(device)

Sets the audio device to be used.

You must call this method before you connect to a session. Additionally, this is a global operation that must persist throughout the lifetime of an application.

If you do not call this method, the app uses the iOS device's microphone and speaker.

Parameters:

(static) currentAudioDevice() → {id<OTAudioDevice>}

Gets the OTAudioDevice instance.

Returns:

id The OTAudioDevice implementation.

(static) currentAudioSessionManager() → {id<OTAudioSessionManager>}

Gets the OTAudioSessionManager instance, if the current audio device supports it.

This returns the same instance as + currentAudioDevice if it conforms to the OTAudioSessionManager protocol. Otherwise, returns nil.

Note: Currently only the default audio device supports this protocol.

For more information, see this documentation.

Returns:

id The OTAudioSessionManager implementation, or nil if unsupported.